Wyndham Clark is an American golfer from Denver, Colorado, and the 2023 U.S. Open champion. His victory at Los Angeles Country Club was a breakthrough moment that elevated him from promising tour player to major winner.
Clark’s game is built around length off the tee and aggressive play. Standing over six feet tall with an athletic build, he generates significant clubhead speed and ranks among the longer hitters on the PGA Tour. His approach play can be streaky, capable of producing stretches of brilliant iron work followed by occasional lapses in accuracy. When his putter is working, Clark is capable of going very low, as evidenced by the multiple rounds in the low 60s that have punctuated his tour career. His confidence on the course has grown markedly since his U.S. Open triumph.
At the 2023 U.S. Open, Clark held off Rory McIlroy in a tense final-round battle at Los Angeles Country Club, closing with a one-under 69 to win by one shot. It was a performance defined by composure under pressure, particularly on the closing holes where the margin for error was razor-thin. Since that victory, Clark has added additional PGA Tour wins and has continued to improve his world ranking. His record at other majors is still developing, with top-25 finishes at the Masters and PGA Championship building a foundation for future contention.
Clark will compete in all four 2026 majors: The Masters, PGA Championship, U.S. Open, and The Open Championship. Check broadcast times in United States time.